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CAETE2ET COUNTY NEWS TL3, HZZZZZAD CITS AND BZAUFC-T, N. C
FE1DAT, SEPTEMBER 17, 1MI
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Mr. Charlie Lewis, Sr. and son,
Mr. Charles Lewis, Jr., of Greens
boro, N. C, have returned to their
home after spending the past week
here with his sister, Mrs. Teeney
Lewis and family.
Capt. Gray Harris, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., arrived here Friday night
to visit his sister, Mrs. Ralph Neal.
Mr. Qucnten Lewis spent the
week ;nd in Newport News, Va.
Mr, and Mrs. Monroe Austin, of
Hatteras, N. C, arrived here Tues
day to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Julian Brown, Jr. and Mr. Julian
Brown, Jr.
Miss Peggy Matthews has re
turned home to Rocky Mount after
visiting Miss Lcatrice Lewis.
Mrs. Julian Brown, Sr. return
ed home Saturday from Ports
mouth, Va. where she spent two
months with her daughter, Mrs.
William Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis and
children, of New Bern, N. C, spent
a long week end here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Lewis.
Mrs. Homer Guthrie and baby
are visiting her parents in Beau
fort, N. C. i
Miss Janice Pake and Mrs. Har
riet Pake are visiting friends in
Rocky Mount, N. C.
SMYRNA
Mrs. J. M. Kirman, who has been
SCORCHY SMITH
visiting relatives at Ocracoke, re
turned to Smyrna last week and
will spend a few days here with
her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Willis.
Reverend L. C. Chandler filled
his appointment at the Baptist
church here Sunday night.
Mrs. Berkley Simpson and son,
Jack and mother, Mrs. Nina Wade
if Beaufort visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Hilda Gillikin spent the
weekend here with Mrs. Vivian
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Mr. and Mrs. Guion Simpson and
son, Guion, Jr. spent some time at
Charleston, S. C. last week.
Mrs. Maggie Hancock visited her
son and family at Marshallberg, a
few days last wtek.
Mrs. Hattie Stead, of Gloucester,
visited relatives here Saturday
night.
Mr. Herbert Hancock and Mrs.
Harry Chadwick were business vi
sitors at Beaufort Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Piner, of
Marshallberg, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Pigott, of Gloucester, and Mr. and
Mrs. Brady Wade, of Williston,
were visitors at Smyrna Friday
night.
Mr. Leonard Gillikins, who has
been employed at Georgia for a
short time, returned to his home
here Saturday night.
Harry Jacunski, the 'Mother" end
with the Green Bay Packers of the
National Football League during
the Don Hutson regime, is now an
assistant football coach at Yale.
West Virginia has an 11 game
football schedule this season.
HAVELCCK
Paul Law and Bill Burroughs, of
4 E. Cahoque drive, spent last
week-end in High Point. i
Shirley Mo well, of 1 I. Rodanthe
drive, entertained at a birthday
party Monday evening, Sept. 13th,
honoring Samuel Fones. During
the evening games were played.
Refreshments consisting of cake,
ice cream, candy and nuts were
served. Those present included
Melvin Culbreth, James Diffce,
Billy Sermons, Ralph Lee, Gerald
Bass, Sonny Fones, James White,
Larry Sumners, Barbara Carcich,
Mary Jo Mickey, Pat Sumners, Glo
ria Davis, Betty Jean Russell,
Mary Culbreth, Dolores Fones.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foy and
daughters, Judith and Donna, re
cently went to Elizabeth City and
Virginia Beach to attend Shriners'
conventions.
Stacey road, left Thursday for
Georgetown University in Wash
ington, D. C.
Mr. J. D. Hales, of 6 N. Cherry
road, is convalescing at his home.
Havelock Community Chapel
Sunday, Sept. 19
0:43 DST Sunday School
will re-open.
11 Morning Worship. Sermon,
Chaplain Richard Cleaves
6:45 Christian Endeavor
8 Evening Worship. Sermon,
Chaplain Ralph Curtis.
NEGRO NEWS
Mr. Eddie Collins is ill at his
home.
Miss Violet Johnson left Wed
nesday for college.
Donald Henry and Ciiavlos Hcn
?nvson arc ivrobcrs of the fresh
man c'iss at A. & T. college in
r'rPonsboro.
Returning to A. & T. ccllfgc are
Kiss Nana Vnp .Tnhnsnn. Wilhprt
Stanley and Thomas Davis of Beau
Marvin Carcich, accompanied by lurt and Aex Monroe and John
his father, Mr. N. Carcich, of 3 A. I xillery of Morehead City.
James Junior left Tuesday for
college.
The Misses Sylvia Marbley and
Ernestine Herring of Morehead
I KIIOW WHAT I'M
TALKING ABOUT!"
"I'm not like the politicians
I'm giving yon the straight dope
and there's absolutely no "bull"
about it. I'm referring to the HOT
DOGS and HAMBURGERS Mr.
Barefoot sells over there at the
ATLANTIC BEACH GROCERY
"They are absolutely the most DELICIOUS
that I have tasted in Carteret County! With
salt, pepper, mustard, onions, and Mr. Bare
foot's own specially sauce. Well, try them
yourself and see if I'm not right! You can't
in
go wrong!
(P. S. GOT GOOD TEXACO
PHONE NUMBER
GAS AND OIL, TOO.
IS M 4097)
City will enter F ayetteville State
Teachers college. ' :.
The Misses Ann Elizabeth Davis
and Hilda Smith of Beaufort will
return to college in Fayetteville.
Miss Vanessa Hester of More
head City will be a member of the
freshman class at Livingstone col
lege. '
Mrs. Fannie Tillery Butler and.
Miss Daisy Bell iMurrell of Beau
fort will return to Livingstone col
lege. .
Miss Gladys Pearsall is return
ing to Knoxville college.
Mr. Amos Dudley of Morehead
City is entering Talladega college
In Alabama.
Mr. Riley McNeil spent last
weekend at home from the North
where he is fishing. '
Anderson-Dawson
Miss Mary Dawson and Alias,
Ray Anderson were married on
Saturday, Sept. 11, at Purvis
Chapel parsonage by the Revr J.
E. Austin. They will make their
home with Mr. Anderson's sister.l
Mrs. Riley McNeil of Queen St.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson, and the formen
Miss Dawson is the daughter,
Mrs. Virginia Whitfield.
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Yale's first football game was
played in 1872 against Columbia
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